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I have met a certain number of such people, but it would indeed be lunatic to attribute some kind of systemic power to them. That's from the perspective of a European country. I also have not encountered any good formulations of this supposed problem on American ground.Let’s be real. I’m in my 40s and for the majority of my entire life I couldn’t have found someone who said they hated blacks, jews, homosexuals etc just because they existed, or that women should be treated like chattel property if my life depended on it. But after the past 15+ years of literally EVERYTHING being called “racist/sexist/mysogyny/patriarchy/oppression/nazi” and whatever other bad word that is in vogue, I can’t turn around without seeing people who think “roots” and “schindlers list” isn’t good enough treatment for certain demographics. Who created that situation?
and for anyone who thinks that any western country is “white supremacist” when there’s open and unapologetic statements about disenfranchising people of European descent by governments and corporations for decades now, requires a study in mental pathology.
I bought a book recently “ensouling the effigy” and right away it launched into a flurry of political correctness buzzwords about “patriarchy” and “gender identity”, it’s like if you can’t tell something that is objectively verifiable, then you’re not someone who can be listened to about hidden things of the cosmos.